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Hungry Ghost Festival facts

By JASMIN HO and TAN AI YENG
Symbol of prayer: A devotee burning joss sticks while worshipping the Tai Su Yeah (King of Hades). Joss sticks serve as a medium to send blessings and prayers to the deities.

Practices and meaning behind month-long celebrations by Taoists and Buddhists

COLOURFUL flags inscribed with Chinese words, giant joss sticks and offerings placed along roadsides can be seen in numerous areas this month.

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